Good news all.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 27, 2019:

Last weekend it was a picnic and a swim at Table Rock State Park. We had the option to wade next to water falls along a mountain trail. The trail peaks at about 3,000 feet. Petunia was frightened about using the high dive.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@BufftonBeotch Try the waterfall hike near Helen, Ga. It's short and easy to where two different waterfalls come together from two different streams. See: https://www.atlantatrails.com/hiking-trails/anna-ruby-falls-trail/

@sitesupport, we are back to getting doubles and triples on post and replies.

bingst comments on Jun 27, 2019:

What does doubles and triples mean? Of what? Desktop site or app? Which app? Maybe a screenshot would help.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

I use a tower computer. It's common to see a double alert to the same post. Haven't seen any triple alerts.

Supreme Court disallows the citizenship question. [reuters.com]

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 27, 2019:

"*In a dissenting opinion, conservative Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that the decision to add the citizenship question was “legally sound” and described the ruling against Trump as “an aberration.” * He missed the point that the census could be used by law enforcement for deporting ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@mcgeo52 In that case he's been mislead. Under counting means less federal money to communities, hurting the citizens that live there.

Democracy had it's doubters in ancient Greece, most of the great minds thought it unworkable.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 27, 2019:

Trump followers have no interest if following the news because they think it's boring fiction. They think of "reality" shows show are **reality.** Therefore after watching Trump on his reality show, they came to think he could do no wrong. They saw him as a wise, powerful and insanely wealthy ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@Austin-Cambridge What sort of screening would work to screen them out?

Good news all.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 27, 2019:

Last weekend it was a picnic and a swim at Table Rock State Park. We had the option to wade next to water falls along a mountain trail. The trail peaks at about 3,000 feet. Petunia was frightened about using the high dive.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@Cutiebeauty There are dozens of them along a three mile segment to the summit of the main trail to the summit.

Just dallying about.

Davekp comments on Jun 26, 2019:

If you ever find yourself in Fredericton, New Brunswick you can see the incredible “Santiago El Grande” at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@Davekp I was blown away by NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art. I spent the entire day there. Same story for the Art Institute of Chicago which featured Monet, Manet, Cézanne, Renoir, and Cassatt.Thought I was going to get screwed into the ground at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC. I keep a careful watch on Atlanta's High Museum for visiting art works. After visiting art museums in Amsterdam (I wanted to see the Dutch masters) and in Paris, Petunia returned to the states with blisters on her feet.

Just dallying about.

Davekp comments on Jun 26, 2019:

If you ever find yourself in Fredericton, New Brunswick you can see the incredible “Santiago El Grande” at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@Davekp I've been to the Louvre Museum. You?

Just dallying about.

Davekp comments on Jun 26, 2019:

If you ever find yourself in Fredericton, New Brunswick you can see the incredible “Santiago El Grande” at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 27, 2019:

@Davekp "If" being the operative word which should be explained as a likelihood which I find unlikely.

STRAMASH.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 26, 2019:

That's a smashing word...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville Do they have Scotch settlements in the Republic of Chad?

Just dallying about.

St-Sinner comments on Jun 26, 2019:

You may be trying to scare me with creepy images but I won't stop. I love women.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

>You may be trying to scare me It's not about you. I thought it was a mondo cool art work. Therefore for useless point score on the web site, I posted it.

STRAMASH.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 26, 2019:

That's a smashing word...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville we Scots have spread our culture all over the world! . . . .The fact that there is a shop selling Scottish clothing and accessories and that they have a Highland Games is proof enough! It's proof there's a Scotch settlers in Franklin, North Carolina. I think the shop boasted there's not another store like it in the United States. As for the **world** I'm not too sure.

Just dallying about.

Davekp comments on Jun 26, 2019:

If you ever find yourself in Fredericton, New Brunswick you can see the incredible “Santiago El Grande” at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

St. Petersburg is much closer than New Brunswick to me. I live in South Carolina.

Aggg just overheard at this family reunion “I’ve studied the Bible and now that I understand ...

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 26, 2019:

## Don't say you left for the Upper Room.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@GwenBFree The Upper Room is a daily devotional magazine.

Just dallying about.

MojoDave comments on Jun 26, 2019:

I love Dali, crazy like a fox genius!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

I keep telling myself not to make the trip to the Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. They built it after I left Florida for good after my honeymoon.

STRAMASH.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 26, 2019:

That's a smashing word...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville In Franklin, there's nary a restaurant that features Scottish cuisine. Three Mexican restaurants, an Irish pub and a "Chinese" buffet. Anything kind of food except Scottish cuisine. With one exception, all the bands were playing country/western. Personally, I think bag pipes are a good sign to move to on. Sounds like a cat in wringer trying to sing.

In the words of the prophets Bill and Ted.... EXCELLENT..." [twitter.com]

Mofo1953 comments on Jun 26, 2019:

What a waste of perfectly good spit!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

Too bad it wasn't a chew of tobacco.

STRAMASH.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 26, 2019:

That's a smashing word...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville The city has a store sells primarily Scottish clothing and accessories.

I had to laugh!

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 26, 2019:

Got a feeling there are 10,000 **different** memes with the same guy, same truck, different motto.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@HankSherman Horrible things happen during fits of sobriety.

In another discussion group, I had to look up the word "Babatoni.

AmelieMatisse comments on Jun 26, 2019:

Love seeing these being played on street corners.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville Ah, you should visit downtown Ashville, North Carolina or the subways of New York City. Buskers all over the place, some of whom actually sound good. These long one string instruments keep the beat as opposed to a base drum.

Well, good for you.

Stilltrying1964 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

It's important to inspect it, too! If it floats, you're eating too much fat! Reminds me of what Ron White said, "Did you ever take a crap so big your pants fit better?"

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@brentan Looks unused. Looks clean. As long as a person cleans their toilet there isn't anyway to tell how old it is.

(Let me try this again) See kids? That’s how it works

SiouxcitySue comments on Jun 24, 2019:

See Schrodinger's cat.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@SiouxcitySue The cat has been in solitary long enough to have starved to death. Once you smell a rotting cat in a box, you know.

Thank you trump and CONGRESS.

bobwjr comments on Jun 25, 2019:

Fucking criminals

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

If they're fucking, it would explain why there are so many of them.

Definition: one who steals books Biblioklept is, in at least some sense of the word, fairly ...

bobwjr comments on Jun 26, 2019:

Ok 👌

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@bobwjr Coffee? Here you go (_)?

Well, good for you.

Stilltrying1964 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

It's important to inspect it, too! If it floats, you're eating too much fat! Reminds me of what Ron White said, "Did you ever take a crap so big your pants fit better?"

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@brentan Late model?

Everything will kill you, so choose something fun.

SiouxcitySue comments on Jun 25, 2019:

I have some ideas but need a partner to make it Really fun.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

Figure a volunteer will be darkening your door step soon?

Well, good for you.

Stilltrying1964 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

It's important to inspect it, too! If it floats, you're eating too much fat! Reminds me of what Ron White said, "Did you ever take a crap so big your pants fit better?"

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@brentan Never having been to Germany, I had to look up what a German toilet is. "The simple answer is: No. This is what could be called an "urban legend", based on cultural misunderstandings, and their mass distribution through the internet. "The more detailed answer is: German toilets used to have a design, where the feces first fell onto a "plate"-type of element, from where they were then later flushed down the tube. This type of design was (/is) called "Flachspüler" (literally „shallow-flusher“, but the technical English term is "shelf style"). Source: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-German-toilets-feature-an-examination-plate-where-feces-drops

So...what do you think???

Unclehotrod comments on Jun 26, 2019:

I have bought that exact outfit for so many women. Do you need me to send you the link?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

I'd be happier if you posted a group photo of the women wearing your outfits.

Just recovering from a great weekend.

Our_existence comments on Jun 25, 2019:

Love to participate in things like that! Glad you had a great time, but how in the hell did you lose your sandals? 🤔😂😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@273kelvin Never heard or saw anyone playing that instrument. What's it called?

STRAMASH.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 26, 2019:

That's a smashing word...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

@Marionville It great when pronounced in a Scottish accent! There's a city completely settled by Scots in Franklin, North Carolina. Of course they have their annual Scottish games festival but nary a one of them speaks with a Scottish accent. It's their annual excuse to wear a kilt. When the band noticed Petunia was wearing her Clemson [South Carolina] University hat, they ran over to meet her.

A couple of late pajama submissions.

TheGreatShadow comments on Jun 26, 2019:

I'll take a #1 with #2 as a side...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

You ought to have #2 fix lunch while you dally with #1.

Definition: one who steals books Biblioklept is, in at least some sense of the word, fairly ...

bobwjr comments on Jun 26, 2019:

Ok 👌

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 26, 2019:

You're just saying that for points.

I've gotta rant about something for a moment.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

>God damn why do old people gotta be so rude? The second a diety starts talking to me, I'll ask.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@LadyAlyxandrea Whatever group you identify with.

RABELAISIAN.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

I don't see the connection between bawdy humor and Francois Rabelais.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@Marionville > the definition as cited in both Collins and the Chambers dictionaries, What do they know? ;-)

I've gotta rant about something for a moment.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

>God damn why do old people gotta be so rude? The second a diety starts talking to me, I'll ask.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@LadyAlyxandrea Is it the custom of your people?

RABELAISIAN.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

I don't see the connection between bawdy humor and Francois Rabelais.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@AmelieMatisse Hokey Smokes Bullwinkle! I persuaded someone on the Internet? This almost never happens even with other people.

RABELAISIAN.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

I don't see the connection between bawdy humor and Francois Rabelais.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@Marionville ...why don’t you just do it yourself. I did. I didn't find the characteristic you identified with him. Assuming you know what bawdy quotes that the definition is speaking about, I figured you could cite them. >I suggest you write to the compilers of the various dictionaries That's your job. I don't even know which dictionary you cited or if you read several dictionaries and wrote your own definition based on your compilation of other dictionaries. Of course you could have just made it up. I don't know -- no source or sources cited.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 24, 2019:

In this group, you only get a one day ban for that.... So,..... see you tomorrow, trouble maker!!! 🤣😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@FrayedBear A pair of brothers automated a burger stand named after themselves, McDonald's. Ray Croc bought them out and turned it into a global chain. Ray never mastered the brothers 30 second rule: 30 seconds after you pay for it, you get the burger.

(Let me try this again) See kids? That’s how it works

SiouxcitySue comments on Jun 24, 2019:

See Schrodinger's cat.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

The cat is wanted dead or alive.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

eagleone comments on Jun 24, 2019:

So much for freedom of speech. ☹

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@BufftonBeotch Yep. They got "atheist stuff." I was reported for "hate speech" and my appeals fell flat.

Henry found a new love interest.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 24, 2019:

Happy trails to you should we ever meet.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@GwenBFree I get the impression you avoid blue highways, thus making it unlikely we'll meet.

RABELAISIAN.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 25, 2019:

I don't see the connection between bawdy humor and Francois Rabelais.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@Marionville He's the guy who wrote bawdy things like: "If the skies fall, one may hope to catch larks." "Science without conscience is the death of the soul." "Nature abhors a vacuum. " “I go to seek a Great Perhaps.” “Seeing how sorrow eats you, defeats you." “Science without conscience is the soul's perdition.” “Gestures, in love, are incomparably more attractive, effective and valuable than words.” “A mother-in-law dies only when another devil is needed in hell.” Feel free to give me some of his bawdy quotes.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 24, 2019:

In this group, you only get a one day ban for that.... So,..... see you tomorrow, trouble maker!!! 🤣😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 25, 2019:

@FrayedBear The guy who made the McDonald's a world wide success was called Roy Croc. It has nothing to do with massacres. On cold days, I like to start the day with salted cheddar cheese grits topped with soft coddled eggs, a breakfast totally unknown for most people outside of Dixie. Today Petunia is having a ham and cheese quesadilla for breakfast. Mexico's cuisine has made major inroads in the US. There's more salsa sold in the US than ketchup.

Hmm. You mean like this, Mister photographer?

bobwjr comments on Jun 24, 2019:

ON YES!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@bobwjr To read up on formatting, visit https://agnostic.com/faq While you're on this site, you could click "Learn" followed by clicking on "frequently asked questions." Then scroll down to the bottom of the page.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 24, 2019:

In this group, you only get a one day ban for that.... So,..... see you tomorrow, trouble maker!!! 🤣😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@FrayedBear >And you didn't get a "Get out of gaol free card"? Here in the states we don't call jail "gaol." Same story for Monopoly sets. BTW, there has been a few thousand versions of Monopoly sets sold that have nothing to do with Atlantic City. >Britain. The French have their quiche . . . . I don't think you've to those places. I have been to Sydney, where their idea of a meat pie was actually a meat pop over but they called them pies anyway. Britain has meat pies in a pie pan. I've been to Paris for a week and somehow missed getting a quiche. I didn't see it on the menu. Petunia went for warm croissants, insisted on snails and onion soup. The French are dedicated for getting loaves of hard crusty bread warm from the bakery. I'd see them waving their daily baguette at each other on their way home. For the most part, cuisine in the states is **regional*. You won't get grits in Chicago. By the way, McDonald's is **everywhere.**

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

AmelieMatisse comments on Jun 24, 2019:

I love the photo you used!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

Thank you.

Except for the bugs and (scary) wildlife, no bed - sleeping on a rock, no proper washroom facilities...

FrayedBear comments on Jun 23, 2019:

There is a time and place for both

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@FrayedBear For the gringos: 25c = 77f. During summer in Dixie, mid-day temperatures in the summer it is common to run as high as 40c (109 F).

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

eagleone comments on Jun 24, 2019:

So much for freedom of speech. ☹

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@FrayedBear Looks at ceiling and wonders how your reply is related to the topic.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 24, 2019:

In this group, you only get a one day ban for that.... So,..... see you tomorrow, trouble maker!!! 🤣😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@FrayedBear They got meat pies in Europe?

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 24, 2019:

In this group, you only get a one day ban for that.... So,..... see you tomorrow, trouble maker!!! 🤣😂

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@Cutiebeauty Gaol is how they spell "jail" down under. One source says "Middle English: based on Latin cavea (see cage). The word came into English in two forms, jaiole from Old French and gayole from Anglo-Norman French gaole (surviving in the spelling gaol ), originally pronounced with a hard g, as in goat ." This spelling is in decline or totally ignored except in Frayed Bear's country. Got your passport? You should visit him and get introduced to meat pies.

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

eagleone comments on Jun 24, 2019:

So much for freedom of speech. ☹

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@FrayedBear My experience with Facebook is getting banned **forever.** I'd said **true** Christians only exist in theory. In here, I can knock Christianity.

Hmm. You mean like this, Mister photographer?

bobwjr comments on Jun 24, 2019:

ON YES!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

@bobwjr **Wait until you need bold face.**

I got a 30 day FB ban for calling the rebel flag a mutt flag.

eagleone comments on Jun 24, 2019:

So much for freedom of speech. ☹

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 24, 2019:

The press is free as long as you own one.

Except for the bugs and (scary) wildlife, no bed - sleeping on a rock, no proper washroom facilities...

FrayedBear comments on Jun 23, 2019:

There is a time and place for both

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@FrayedBear Here it's **still** Sunday at 6 p.m and 25c. Worse the power went out once everyone turned on the air conditioner.

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

Marionville comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Or the Scottish word from which the American one was derived....PERNICKETY. Same meaning, but you folks added an “S”.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@aahouck49 >you best define sibilants first, before using it, I assumed it's a commonly known word for those who have studied phonics.

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

aahouck49 comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Is the Pink Panther here with Inspector Clausteau(sp?)? The Pink Panther and the Inspector General ?? those movies, David Niven use to live in Tryon, NC, just down the road!! that cheered me up, and that cat?? now that was fun, not heard that word in ages, mother us to say it all the time, ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

>cats!! are too be worshipped if not, watch out!! In ancient Egypt they were worshiped. Cats have never forgot that.

Sex would be a little more interesting with that kind of dexterity!

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Those are pretty insects...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@Robecology Your message was sent by way of the Redundant Department of Redundancy.

Except for the bugs and (scary) wildlife, no bed - sleeping on a rock, no proper washroom facilities...

FrayedBear comments on Jun 23, 2019:

There is a time and place for both

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

The time is **now** for primitive camping. It's summer in Dixie.

In order go camping, the first rule is get there.

St-Sinner comments on Jun 23, 2019:

It is terrible. I do not know anything about cars and am always worried about what if these things happened to me. That is why I always buy new cars (Honda or Toyota only) and use only for 8 to 10 years and sell to private parties, never trade in. A breakdown or flat tire have never happened to me ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

I know enough about cars to make the routine repair. Give me two months and an engine lift, I could do a ring job. However, the cost of labor at a garage to do a ring job racks it so high it's more practical to buy a second hand engine. I have rebuilt an engine before and don't want to do it again. Because the car is already 16 years old, we got a three year old car instead.

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

Marionville comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Or the Scottish word from which the American one was derived....PERNICKETY. Same meaning, but you folks added an “S”.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@Marionville .....however it is not used here. It's an uncommon word in soggy verdant Ireland? I brought it up on a site called "Uncommon words"? Ah's shameless ah is.

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

FrayedBear comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Being occasionally pernickety I split hairs but do not manage to splinter them.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

That'll teach me to type messages while waiting for the espresso machine to work wonders at dawn.

PERSPICACITY.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Step back should this word be pronounced by Sylvester the cat.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@Marionville Either word would do.

adjective informal•North American adjective: persnickety Fussy, puts too much emphasis on ...

Marionville comments on Jun 23, 2019:

Or the Scottish word from which the American one was derived....PERNICKETY. Same meaning, but you folks added an “S”.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

It's a case of living in whole different country where sibilants have greater popularity.

Day 2 going well Somewhere in NC, Stayed in Jacksonville FL last night because my eyes did not do ...

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 22, 2019:

>Somewhere in NC, Fudge. Went right past SC and didn't wave at me when you went.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 23, 2019:

@GwenBFree Seneca, SC, is a few miles off of Interstate 85. There are two exits via either Clemson (exit 27) or Townville (exit 2). Exit toward Clemson for city traffic or Townville for country vistas. Both exist go by large fireworks exits.

A perfect couple

Aggy comments on Jun 22, 2019:

To each his/her own....:) LOL

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

Each to their own, said the old lady as she kissed the cow.

Sex would be a little more interesting with that kind of dexterity!

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Those are pretty insects...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Robecology They are in the Phylum Animalia (the animals) and the Class invertebrate (invertebrates; no backbone). Okay, ya got that right. I got to make a mistake once in a while.

Sex would be a little more interesting with that kind of dexterity!

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Those are pretty insects...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@EyesThatSmile who's to say if that wasn't "pleasure" driven? Me. Now pay attention!

Sex would be a little more interesting with that kind of dexterity!

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Those are pretty insects...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@arizonajerry69 > animals have no hangups. . . . These are insects, not animal. **Most** animals have sex is when another animal is in heat and often after they knock the other animals out of the way. Often it's a case of the biggest, the baddest rapist get laid. > . . .they have sex only for pleasure. More like they have sex when their sex when their peckers are hard and then only during the optimum time for impregnation. Mammals often use sex to dominate a group of females. In contrast, human females can't stand big, bad rapists who also create trauma and court cases.

Investor advice.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 22, 2019:

DAMN...THAT is a rather LARGE joint!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Bungaloebob At the time, I lived in Pensacola which didn't have a Starbucks. It sounded exotic to me back in 1998. Today, even Seneca, SC, has a Starbucks. **It's everywhere!**

CONDIGN (conDINE) adj Fitting; deserved; appropriate --- esp.

Marionville comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Can you let me know who George Will is? Where and what is his column?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Marionville If you want to read, George's columns see: http://jewishworldreview.com/cols/will1.asp I don't know if you've ever seen a Washington Post. It's a thick newspaper that's a muscle builder for those trying house to house delivery. Same story for the New York Times. On the other hand, for us tabloids means the papers are about the third the size of a regular newspaper. Regular size newspapers are best read on the kitchen table. Additionally our tabloids carry sensational and totally unreliable news like ET is Elvis' love child. They're full of true stories they just made up. Murdoch owns a few. Generally I see them next to the check out line at the supermarket. That's why they're called supermarket press. One of the is National Enquirer, which Trump considers a reliable source. One of my missing in action friends based his career on a story in the National Enquirer. "Listen to this," said Rick, "*ET's Alien Family Dies in Tight Walking Accident in Europe. * **Europe!** No particular country, no city . . . . . I could write crap like this." Last I heard of him he was writing for the Pensacola News Journal.

Investor advice.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 22, 2019:

DAMN...THAT is a rather LARGE joint!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Bungaloebob I had a week long affair in mid-town Manhattan with a fashion model who wanted me to move in with her. She insisted I know the city better and kept me out of Long Island. She also kept steering me away from Starbucks and other places frequented by tourists.

CONDIGN (conDINE) adj Fitting; deserved; appropriate --- esp.

Marionville comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Can you let me know who George Will is? Where and what is his column?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Marionville >...his fame has not spread to these parts. Off hand, I haven't ever heard of his/her Irish/UK counterpart, possibly because I don't subscribe to newspapers from your parts. I have to drive an hour out of town to read publications from overseas.

D'devil made them do it.

Rudy1962 comments on Jun 22, 2019:

I didn’t know that

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

Eisenstein said he had a plan to win at roulette: steal the chips and run!

Investor advice.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 22, 2019:

DAMN...THAT is a rather LARGE joint!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Bungaloebob i miss NEW YORK! I suppose you mean the city and not the state. I could be wrong.

Maybe he was testing out a place to spend the winter?

Cutiebeauty comments on Jun 22, 2019:

What's a mudroom and did that bear know it was a mudroom?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

>did that bear know it was a mudroom? I know that bear. He's smarter than average. The shelf is where they normally leave a picnic basket.

Starting my northeast adventure.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

With those car stickers, stay out of South Carolina.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@BudFrank I live in western South Carolina near I-85. Rabid Trump defenders live here.

Hang on, it's going to be a bumpy ride.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

Hell, California?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@Kynlei Fur sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ8340O02FA

He needs some well deserved time off...

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

Besides the Secret Service, Trump has his own body guards. Things have changed since 1865.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@TheGreatShadow Did Regan, Kennedy and Bobby have their own private bodyguards as well? While it's still possible to assassinate the president, additional guards make it more difficult.

Why do so many people follow up a tweet or a text or a post or a comment with LOL?

seattlepanda comments on Jun 22, 2019:

current trend...I still use old texting emoticons... ... :D ;D

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

@seattlepanda When the masses go LOL crazy, I start claim it means Licking Other Lesbians or Larry's Other Lover. It calms them down.

Investor advice.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 22, 2019:

DAMN...THAT is a rather LARGE joint!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

I used to roll them that large. It required an oversized rolling mat. Took a hard draw to get the smoke to my lungs. I miss California.

CONDIGN (conDINE) adj Fitting; deserved; appropriate --- esp.

Marionville comments on Jun 22, 2019:

Can you let me know who George Will is? Where and what is his column?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 22, 2019:

George Will is an award winning syndicated political columnist for the Washington Post. His twice weekly column is carried by 450 newspapers.

Saw this on FB.

mcgeo52 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

They were paying people $50 apiece to be there.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@mcgeo52 Thanks.

The elder .

Captnron59 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

R'AMEN

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

Say it again, brother.

EPA rolls back Obama-era plan limiting coal-fire power plants.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 19, 2019:

Won't mean much. The untold story is coal powered plants are **more** expensive to run than the ones that run on natural gas. Additionally, alternative renewable sources are now cheaper than coal powered plants. Coal is on it's last legs. They'll be getting rid of coal plants because of the ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@freeofgod I agree with you. Although he's broken his promises to them, they don't seem to know it and will vote for him anyway.

You've heard of this cat.

Captnron59 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

Garfield is a lazy fuck

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

He's always got his girlfriend. (click on picture to enlarge it and see what I mean)

Meanwhile in Sweden.

Captnron59 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

I have a gun for that

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

I prefer a flame throw because I'm a rotten shot. Throw a wall of flame at 'em from 30 feet and they'll pay attention to you.

A few minutes ago Dan took this from our breezeway (porch) drinking coffee and eating breakfast.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 19, 2019:

Venison on the hoof.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@JackPedigo It's a case of dressing up freshly slaughtered meat for consumption. Yea, it does sound backward way of expressing an idea.

A pen pal introduced me to a new word, which she mispelled and it almost blew up the spell checker.

LenHazell53 comments on Jun 20, 2019:

This is exactly the type of devolved word I spoke of earlier in another post. Almost every phobia is defined by the use of the word phobos Greek for fear or irrational fear and an appropriate Greek root for the source of the fear. Using this perfectly simple linguistic technique we have the basis ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@LenHazell53 >WHY redefine an already existing word instead of building a legitimate new word by understood and accepted lexicography? Because it's something than didn't exist in the 20th century. In the previous century, losing a cell phone might mean finding a public pay phone (which have largely vanished in the 21st century). You just called people on a 20th century phone. It might have some extremely primitive games on it. In the mid-20th century, a cell phone didn't exist. In this century your cell phone might cost upward to $1,000 and have 17 types of applications including paying bills directly from the bank. Petunia frequently uses her cell phone to tell her how to get to the latest movie in a neighboring town, surf the net . . . . Somebody hacks your phone it **means** something major. Your credit cards and bank account can sucked dry. They'll find out you've been hanging out at disreputable places. No wonder people panic when they lose the phone or have the battery die on them. This phobia is **new** to the 21st century and doesn't need Greek or Latin roots to describe it. Words come into being because a group of people **invent** them and agree on what they mean.

NESCIENCE.

FrayedBear comments on Jun 21, 2019:

I think your definition has a mispelled word - incognizance. Did you copy an American dictionary or the Oxford?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@Marionville ...he knew what fizz I meant! He lives in a whole another country from me.

NESCIENCE.

FrayedBear comments on Jun 21, 2019:

I think your definition has a mispelled word - incognizance. Did you copy an American dictionary or the Oxford?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@Marionville ...drank lots of fizz last night! To me, fizz means fizzy water, aka seltzer. What does it mean to you? When it comes to hangovers, I prefer Dr. Seltzer's Hangover Helper. I forget what's in it because I seldom see it sold in stores. It says on the side of the package "Don't drive to a Dr. Seltzer."

NESCIENCE.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

"What is the difference between nescience and ignorance? "In particular: Thomas Aquinas wrote in Summa Theologica the following: "Ignorance differs from nescience in that nescience denotes mere absence of knowledge. Therefore, whoever lacks knowledge about anything can be said to be nescient ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@Marionville The meme displays a difference of definition.

Saw this on FB.

mcgeo52 comments on Jun 21, 2019:

They were paying people $50 apiece to be there.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@TheGreatShadow I was hoping he'd cite a source that said it was so. Back in 2016 I heard his early rallies in South Carolina was packed by paid extras via the screen actor's guild.

Because i havent contributed in a while.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 19, 2019:

An absolutely BEAUTIFUL woman...but...VERRRRY young...WAY too young for me!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 21, 2019:

@Bungaloebob When I said "our" culture, I was referring to whatever it is that passes for the normal in the US as opposed to mischl going for European cultural standards of unshaven women. I still have twitches about the weekly pussy shaving of an ex-girl friend. She also wanted me to shave her asshole. After a week, her pussy got a five o'clock shadow and it started to get itchy. Nothing like dinner with a second girlfriend at home when Jean would show up complaining about an itchy pussy.

Because i havent contributed in a while.

Bungaloebob comments on Jun 19, 2019:

An absolutely BEAUTIFUL woman...but...VERRRRY young...WAY too young for me!!!

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

@mischl Um, I don't think you **had** to admit that.

A pen pal introduced me to a new word, which she mispelled and it almost blew up the spell checker.

bobwjr comments on Jun 20, 2019:

Cool

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

Like copacetic amigo.

Here an oak tree that serves as a dating site: [theatlantic.com]

bleurowz comments on Jun 20, 2019:

This piece really moved me... *[sigh]*... Where's a really good oak tree when you need it...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

@bleurowz Last woman who wanted me for a wild, lusty affair lived in the northern Philippines. It's the problem with dating sites: they're rarely, if ever, local. Having said that, I have found out a ton of stuff about other countries.

A pen pal introduced me to a new word, which she mispelled and it almost blew up the spell checker.

aahouck49 comments on Jun 20, 2019:

did not mispeel it, naraphobia, nobody can spel merd anymore, Percy looks stoned, but when he is not watch out! a rose is a rose call it by any other name it is still a rose!! so say Veronica from the old comic books!! Spell check?? that is from a 6th grade dictionary, as in it was just put ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

>did not mispeel it, Um, yea. Mispeel. I think I've done that with the wrong woman before. ;-) >a rose is a rose call it by any other name it is still a rose!! "A rose by any other name is more confusing." -- Gertrude Stein.

A pen pal introduced me to a new word, which she mispelled and it almost blew up the spell checker.

LenHazell53 comments on Jun 20, 2019:

This is exactly the type of devolved word I spoke of earlier in another post. Almost every phobia is defined by the use of the word phobos Greek for fear or irrational fear and an appropriate Greek root for the source of the fear. Using this perfectly simple linguistic technique we have the basis ...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

> Because no one has even made a serious try to create a real word, just a pathetic pun. The psychiatric community had to call it **something.** One source says "Often associated with separation anxiety, nomophobia comes with a set of identifiable symptoms: increased heart rate and blood pressure, shortness of breath, anxiety, nausea, trembling, dizziness, depression, discomfort, fear, and panic. However, there is debate among the medical community on its classification; is it a phobia, anxiety disorder, lifestyle disorder, or addiction?" Source:https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com/home/topics/anxiety/nomophobia-the-modern-day-pathology/

Here an oak tree that serves as a dating site: [theatlantic.com]

bleurowz comments on Jun 20, 2019:

This piece really moved me... *[sigh]*... Where's a really good oak tree when you need it...

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

The story mentions the tree's mailing address. Problem: it is in Germany.

A few minutes ago Dan took this from our breezeway (porch) drinking coffee and eating breakfast.

WonderWartHog99 comments on Jun 19, 2019:

Venison on the hoof.

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

@JackPedigo Almost sounds like a fair trade. Once a person wants to "dress" a carcass, they don't put clothes on it. Instead they remove the guts, fur/feathers/scales and consider it dressed for the freezer/kitchen. Dress is a multi-functional word. The meaning depends on the context.

Here an oak tree that serves as a dating site: [theatlantic.com]

Deiter comments on Jun 20, 2019:

It's a ritual and practice prone to disaster. Can a tree do any worse?

WonderWartHog99 replies on Jun 20, 2019:

Some of its branches are falling off because of disease.